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Implementing Single & Double Switches for Bedroom Lighting (Chandelier & Bedside) in One Box

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  • #1 9899088
    damian-o2
    Level 2  
    Hello

    I have searched and cannot find anything similar, so please help me with the implementation.

    I would like to do something like this in my bedroom (hope the sketch will be helpful):

    - single switch input for general lighting of the room (there will be a hanging chandelier or a ceiling lit up in full)
    - next to the bed, on each side, a double switch, one to turn on / off general lighting and one individual switch on each side of the bed; I would like to fit in one box, i.e. a double switch, and in a double frame and a second socket box

    Any suggestions on how to get out of it are welcome - they can be stairs, cross, bistable, the most important thing is that I should somehow squeeze a double into one fluff and make it work

    Please translate as simply as possible :) (intermediate-experienced)

     Implementing Single & Double Switches for Bedroom Lighting (Chandelier & Bedside) in One Box
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  • #2 9899137
    elpapiotr
    Electrician specialist
    Hello.

    Cross at the entrance, with one double staircase at the beds (or one staircase / standard at the beds)
  • #3 9899789
    damian-o2
    Level 2  
    and if I put the staircase next to the bed, I will turn off / light the axis with one button. general and will I turn off / light my lamp with the second one?
    Or maybe the staircase with my lamp will work as an ordinary switch
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  • #4 9899976
    czesiu
    Level 37  
    At the beds, connect the second staircase as usual.
  • #5 9906814
    Enpro
    Level 22  
    You can turn on the main switch and use a double switch next to the bed, and you have only one on each side of the bed with two keyboards, one you turn off the main one and the other you turn on the bed above the bed.
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  • #6 9910823
    amino66
    Level 12  
    Certainly a cross at the door. Next to the double staircase, everything is correct. There is also the question of cabling. In the double staircase, apart from the correspondence cable, there must also be a power supply and the wall lamp, then one key is treated as a staircase, while the other one is connected as a switch for a particular wall lamp
  • #7 14056528
    krajczak
    Level 2  
    In this case, do we connect the cross as in this diagram or something else, due to the fact that it is at the input ??
     Implementing Single & Double Switches for Bedroom Lighting (Chandelier & Bedside) in One Box
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  • #9 14056627
    retrofood
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    3.1.16. It is forbidden to publish entries containing a question / problem report, to which a correct answer has already been given. Before publishing an entry, the User is obliged to check, using the Forum search engine, whether the problem has already been discussed.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around implementing a lighting control system in a bedroom that includes a chandelier and bedside lamps. The user seeks advice on configuring a single switch for general room lighting and double switches on each side of the bed to control both the general lighting and individual bedside lamps. Suggestions include using a cross switch at the entrance and standard or double staircase switches next to the bed. Participants emphasize the importance of proper wiring, indicating that the double switch must accommodate both the main power supply and the individual lamp control. Diagrams are referenced for clarity on wiring configurations.
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